Category: Community News

BOULDER CITY, NEVADA – Today, March 18, the Bureau of Reclamation temporarily suspended public visitation to Hoover Dam. Because of the nature of the structure and an inability to implement social distancing standards recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Hoover Dam will be temporarily closed to visitors, including the visitor center and all tours, until further notice. The health and safety of the public and the people working at the Hoover Dam is the number one priority. Water deliveries and powerplant operations will continue without interruption. Mission essential functions, including security and law enforcement, will continue. Check their website…

LAKE HAVASU CITY – In order to ensure emergency services are available for priority calls, please do not call 911 for non-emergencies or for general questions about the Coronavirus.  The most accurate and up to date information regarding COVID-19 is found utilizing the following websites: Center for Disease Control https://www.cdc.gov/ Arizona Department of Health https://www.azdhs.gov/ Mohave County Health Department https://www.mohavecounty.us If you do not require immediate police assistance and it is NOT an emergency, please utilize our online services at www.lhcaz.gov to submit crime reports, request police reports, request crash reports, vacation security checks, traffic enforcement and more. If it is not necessary to come…

KINGMAN – Kingman Union School District (KUSD) will be providing school closure meal service free to all children and teens ages 18 and under. Children must be present to receive meals. Meals will consist of breakfast and lunch items and will be available drive-up and walk-up, to take away. No enrollment is necessary. Meals to Go will be provided Monday through Friday, March 23 through 27, at the following times and locations: Black Mountain School, 3404 Santa Maria, Golden Valley, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mt. Tipton Elementary, 16500 Pierce Ferry Rd., Dolan Springs, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cerbat…

BOULDER CITY, Nevada – A temporary emergency closure went into effect for the Arizona Hot Spring Trail ladder within Lake Mead National Recreation Area on March 17. The ladder was washed out during a recent flood event and is closed in the interest of public and employee safety. During the closure, visitors will not be able to reach the hot spring from the Colorado River. Access will only be possible by hiking the very strenuous 2.5-mile Arizona Hot Spring Trail from the U.S. Highway 93 trailhead. The ladder is scheduled to reopen by April 16.